Elections in Great Britain

05.July 2024 AI

Historic Labor victory: Britons voted for change

The Labor Party, led by Kier Starmer, beat the Tories, who had been in power for fourteen years, to their feet. The British voted for change. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak congratulated his rivals on their victory

The international community

05.October 2023 AE

Vučić in Granada: Tomorrow about Kosovo

The first day of the European Political Community Summit in the Spanish city of Granada has ended, where officials from 47 European countries will discuss energy, migration, the conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh, but also the events of September 24 in Kosovo in the village of Banjska

Comment

04.April 2023. Ivan Milenkovic

Revolutionary Change in Great Britain: From Emigrants to Prime Minister

The Prime Minister of England is a Hindu Rishi Sunak. The President of the Government of Ireland is called Leo Eric Varadkar, his father was born in Bombay (now Mumbai), his mother in Dungarvan. The Prime Minister of Scotland, Humza Haroon Yousaf, is originally from the Pakistani part of Punjab. The fact that at the head of the executive power in three states of Great Britain there are descendants of emigrants from the predominantly Muslim world is equal to the force of revolutionary change and excellent news for Great Britain

Change of Prime Minister

26.October 2022 Bogdan Petrovic

Britain in political chaos

The new prime minister faces great challenges. Britain is in an economic and energy crisis. The government of Liz Truss has "gambled" the confidence of the market and Rishi Sunak will be forced to take a series of unpopular measures, in order to curb the deficit and prevent a new big fall in the value of gilts. In addition, Sunak, like Trasova, is a prime minister without an "electoral mandate". In order to rule without calling elections, Sunak must secure the support of his party's deputies

Side effects

26.October 2022 Teofil Pančić

Drive, Rishko!

Being blind to innate differences between people is good and desirable if it is a "value" blindness, but if it becomes literal, so to speak, then it is not overcoming inequality and inherent discrimination, but simply ignoring the problem